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Juventus: Can They Return To Serie A In One Season by Swish(m): 9:38am On Jul 26, 2006 |
With most of the squad staying back with the club (Buffon, Del Peiro, ), do u think Juve can return to Serie A in 1(one) season |
Re: Juventus: Can They Return To Serie A In One Season by toshmann(m): 8:09pm On Jul 26, 2006 |
[size=18pt]NO[/size]
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Re: Juventus: Can They Return To Serie A In One Season by Giorgio: 3:02pm On Jul 27, 2006 |
they would be back in serie a next season. and dis from a scouser |
Re: Juventus: Can They Return To Serie A In One Season by Chxta(m): 4:29pm On Jul 27, 2006 |
Of course we will. . . |
Re: Juventus: Can They Return To Serie A In One Season by Nutter(m): 11:28pm On Jul 27, 2006 |
For the first time in a while, Juventus is playing in a league befitting their status |
Re: Juventus: Can They Return To Serie A In One Season by Fimmy(m): 1:32am On Jul 28, 2006 |
my boys are coming back |
Re: Juventus: Can They Return To Serie A In One Season by Chxta(m): 11:12pm On Aug 25, 2006 |
Despite the threats from the FIGC and FIFA, we have appealed to the Tribunal at Lazio and are claiming major damages. Would keep you posted on developments as they occur. |
Re: Juventus: Can They Return To Serie A In One Season by Chxta(m): 11:14pm On Aug 25, 2006 |
Nutter:I'd have ignored this but for the miseducation it is spreading. Up until this moment we are the only club never to have been relegated from Serie A. This makes us the only club never to have been relegated from Serie A on the field. FORZA JUVE!!! |
Re: Juventus: Can They Return To Serie A In One Season by Chxta(m): 9:11pm On Aug 27, 2006 |
We are in negotiations with the FIGC to halt our legal battle. This move would see us remain in Serie B without a points penalty. Our lawyers had stated during the match-fixing trial that we’d accept Serie B without a handicap, so while we may publicly claim we'll not stop until our top flight status is restored, the real aim is to have the 17-point penalty wiped out or at least drastically reduced. Smart tactical move. Obviously Gigli plays chess. I like the guy already. |
Re: Juventus: Can They Return To Serie A In One Season by Chxta(m): 10:27pm On Aug 27, 2006 |
Meanwhile in today's Coppa match with Napoli, this is our starting line-up: The match is into extra-time after a 2:2 draw. Camo was sent off. I think they should just sell the bastard! |
Re: Juventus: Can They Return To Serie A In One Season by Chxta(m): 6:02pm On Aug 28, 2006 |
For so long I have refrained from writing anything on the Italian "match-fixing" scandal, not as an admission of guilt or due to an overwhelming feeling of shame(as Hafiz and his ilk imagine!),but because it was virtually impossible to find anyone with whom you could OBJECTIVELY discuss the issue. This was in my email today, from a fellow Juventino. |
Re: Juventus: Can They Return To Serie A In One Season by Chxta(m): 9:24am On Aug 31, 2006 |
We are opening the season with ties against Rimini, Vicenza, Crotone, Modena and Piacenza. Which means that all things being equal, by the time we are playing Brescia in week 6, we should have covered up that blasted 17 point deficit. And by this time next year, we would be back where we belong, in Serie A. |
Re: Juventus: Can They Return To Serie A In One Season by Nutter(m): 1:35am On Sep 01, 2006 |
Chxta: Yeah, that's likely due to their match-fixing antics off the field! |
Re: Juventus: Can They Return To Serie A In One Season by hustler(m): 11:08am On Sep 01, 2006 |
Chxta: COVERED UP WATDREAM ON CHXTA.U THINK THE OTHER TEAMS IN SERIE B ARE THERE TO MAKE UP THE NUMBERS, DIDN'T THEY JUST LOSE TO NAPOLI(A TEAM I'M TIPPING FOR PROMOTION AFTER THAT FROM SERIE C) IN THE COPPA ITALIA?? I REALLY HOPE Y'ALL GET BACK TO SERIE A SOON THO.MOGGI AND GIRAUDO'S STUPIDITY BROUGHT YOU TO THIS MESS ANYWAY. WOULD JUVE HAVE BEEN RELEGATED IF THEY HADN'T TRIED TO INFLUENCE REFEREES.WOULDN'T THEY STILL BE HOT CONTENDERS FOR THE TITLE I HOPE TO SEE EM BACK NEXT YR SHA SO THE COMPETITION WILL BE STIFFER. BUENA FORTUNA ROSSONERI TILL I DIE. |
Re: Juventus: Can They Return To Serie A In One Season by Chxta(m): 12:12am On Sep 06, 2006 |
At all you who like castigating Juve, I wrote the following on my blog months back. Nothing has changed. . . Is Juve really that dominant or is there some truth to the non-stop accusations? So I analyzed, and I wish you guys would too before making these accusations. I wondered if there were differences in disciplinary action between the big clubs. So I counted them. I counted 1 for every yellow and 2 for every red. I saw Inter had 70, Milan had 52, and Juve fell between the two with 61. In my opinion, over 38 games 9 cards don’t make a team win or loose the title! So it definitely wasn’t a “bookings” thing. “Maybe Juve was getting a lot more penalties than the others”. So let's count. Juve scored a whopping 3 penalties all season, Inter 5, and Milan 9! These differences could alter the standings somewhat. Can we still say that Juve is being favoured though? We had the least; remarkably Milan is again in the best position. So let's ask ourselves “Is it possible that Juve has faced far fewer penalties than the others?” seeing as we have heard this claim in the past. So we count, Juve faced 3, Inter and Milan both faced 2. No real significant difference here but it certainly can’t be said that Juve are favoured seeing as their position is once again less favourable than Milan’s or Inter’s. We all know there is more to this, so let’s at least try to count the times that points have been acquired dubiously. This is difficult to quantify since it is somewhat opinion based, but it comes up too often to be ignored. Remember that Del Piero goal that was offside against Udinese? That was a win for Juve that should have been a tie, I can admit it. That means Juve got an extra 2 points undeservingly that game. I also notice the tie against Cagliari that has been deemed corrupt because of the “questionable” 5 minutes of injury time needed to draw. Frankly, even Cagliari fans understood the 5 minutes. There were penalties (against Juve) and red cards that day that pushed the game farther into injury time, it happens. Let’s count it though, just to humour all the anti-Juventino. So we got an unjust point for a total of 3 extra points. Now to be fair, we have to mention the obvious penalty on Zlatan that the referee “didn’t see” at Chievo costing Juve a possible win. That day we took home 1 point and left 2 on the field. Milan scored two penalties against Roma on Sunday just so they could win and possibly get the title if we slipped up. In the end our point surplus was a staggering 1 after 38 games. Not a single refereeing decision all year cost either Inter or Milan points. Go ahead, try to bring up an example and I’m sure FIFA regulations will disagree. I did however, find a few occasions where the opposite occurred. Remember Milan’s dubious 5 minutes of injury time resulting in an Inzaghi goal? It was favouritism for Juve, why not Milan then? Chock up a 2 point surplus for Milan. Inter though is far worse. There are a number of questionable goals/penalties, and wrongfully called back goals which earned them wins against Lecce, Cagliari, and Treviso and a draw against Lazio for a surplus of 7 points. Disagree? Go ahead but good luck proving Juve were more favoured than either of these two clubs. Not too long ago the doping issue arose. All Juve’s coaches were arrested and embarrassed. The media was all over it. Then an Italian court of law found each of the accused not guilty and the media didn’t find it interesting enough to write about. So that attempt didn’t work. Then we got a new accusation. Italy’s “minnows” are letting themselves be beaten by Juve and playing their hearts off against Milan to “give” the scudetto to Juve. This one is by far my favourite. “Why did Messina play so hard?”, maybe to avoid relegation, genius. Why did Treviso play so hard against Juve? Why did Cagliari do the same? Why do teams like Roma, Lazio, Chievo and Fiorentina always seem to have the game of their season against Juve? Juve are public enemy number 1 in Italy because they are Italy’s most successful team and every team that faces them brings their A game. Yet somehow it’s these very squads who have given Juve an edge? This one is beyond stupid. I suggest you think back to the days when Miccoli played for Perugia under Juve ownership. Perugia managed to eliminate Juve from the Coppa Italia and draw us in the Serie A. Guess who scored? Miccoli did in an attempt to get called up to the big squad. The little guys always try to impress against the big guns and no one is bigger than Juventus. Now no one seems to be pointing out the fact that the scandal rocking Italian football has been expanded to include Lazio, Fiorentina, and of course Milan. Nice try people, but you’ll need a more credible story next time. I’m sure we’ll all hear it soon enough. It is too hard for any fan to digest that their team is not the best. A Cagliari fan was honest enough to do that. And it is from him that I got a lot of the material for this one before doing my own research. He said: "I’ll be the guy that leads by example. My team is in the relegation battle. They rarely finish a game with 11 players on the pitch and as a result have the most bookings in Serie A with 105, and have the most booked player in the league (Daniele Conti). If they wind up relegated you won’t hear me crying about officials though, I guarantee it. But then I’m a man." |
Re: Juventus: Can They Return To Serie A In One Season by hustler(m): 2:47pm On Sep 06, 2006 |
dat game u talked bout givin milan 5 extra minutes was the Lecce game where pippo scored the decider, the extra minutes were thoroughly deserved cuz lecce players wasted enuff time feigning injuries. |
Re: Juventus: Can They Return To Serie A In One Season by Chxta(m): 8:23pm On Sep 06, 2006 |
See what I mean? |
Re: Juventus: Can They Return To Serie A In One Season by Chxta(m): 5:13pm On Sep 09, 2006 |
Reality check, we just 'lost' to Rimini. 1-1. Indeed, hopefully this will be a wake-up call. Serie B is a dogfight, it will be very tough. We didn't turn up properly today, rushed in attack, unorganized and sloppy in defence. We were very nervous. Taking Giannichedda out might've been a a mistake also, he goes unnoticed on the pitch but he does provide protection to our (weak) defence. Anyway, most important thing is that we learn not to underestimate all the next opponents and really fight for the results. Ratings: Buffon 6.5 - Some good saves. Birindelli 6 - Balanced play. Kovac 5.5 - Did well at times, but didn't look 100% Boumsong 4 - Goal was mainly his mistake. Chiellini 5 - Very very nervous Marchionni 5.5 - Good first half, dissapeared in the second Paro 7 - Our best player Giannichedda 6- Did his work Nedved 5.5 - Rusty Del Piero 5.5 - Rusty Zalayeta 5 - Bad Movement FORZA JUVE!!! |
Re: Juventus: Can They Return To Serie A In One Season by Nutter(m): 4:25pm On Sep 10, 2006 |
Chxta: What bliss. . . what sweet bliss. |
Re: Juventus: Can They Return To Serie A In One Season by Chxta(m): 12:42am On Sep 11, 2006 |
Erm, is Nutter not an Arsenal fan? |
Re: Juventus: Can They Return To Serie A In One Season by Priscila(f): 1:10pm On Sep 11, 2006 |
Juventus to srieA. with that poor start of drawing very small teams. pray hard |
Re: Juventus: Can They Return To Serie A In One Season by hustler(m): 2:47pm On Sep 11, 2006 |
guess boumsong brought his costly errors with him to juve. really hope they get promoted still sha. chxta take heart but remember i told u serie b teams are not there to make up the numbers. |
Re: Juventus: Can They Return To Serie A In One Season by Chxta(m): 4:35pm On Sep 11, 2006 |
Boumsong has been capped by France. A lot more than once. I think he will come through. As shall Juve. FORZA JUVE! |
Re: Juventus: Can They Return To Serie A In One Season by Nutter(m): 3:14pm On Sep 12, 2006 |
Chxta: Yes? And? You are about to say Arsenal hasn’t done so well this season, aren’t you? Well, the season is still young. Soon there will be a separation: wheat from chaff, men from boys. Please don’t compare Juve’s travails to Arsenal’s? Arsenal is playing in a league they deserve to be in. They didn’t connive with any to be in The Premiership. If Arsenal was in Division 1, would they have been doing as badly as Juve? Ermm. . . no! So, what is the difference? Juve is doing badly in a league it is supposed to be superior to while Arsenal is not doing well (yet!) in a league comprising ‘equals’. Despite our current position, Gunners can still hold their heads up. Juventinos on the other hand cannot do that. Their heads are weighed down by guilt, shame and hair spray. Simple, really. GO GUNNERS! We’re Arsene Wenger’s Red Army! Caaam On! |
Re: Juventus: Can They Return To Serie A In One Season by Chxta(m): 9:12pm On Sep 12, 2006 |
When Arsenal can dominate England, then come and chat with us, until then, you are just like the rest of them: haters. |
Re: Juventus: Can They Return To Serie A In One Season by Nutter(m): 9:15pm On Sep 12, 2006 |
OK. We'll continue to play in the Premiership while you lot continue your struggle in Serie B. |
Re: Juventus: Can They Return To Serie A In One Season by Chxta(m): 9:17pm On Sep 12, 2006 |
But believe me, we'll be back in A next season. Even you knows that. |
Re: Juventus: Can They Return To Serie A In One Season by Nutter(m): 12:20pm On Sep 13, 2006 |
Do I? Do I really? |
Re: Juventus: Can They Return To Serie A In One Season by Chxta(m): 7:12pm On Sep 15, 2006 |
Yes, you do. Meanwhile, the Italian Olympic Committee finally agreed to hear our case with a view to reinstating the stolen 17 points. Thieving bastards. They did it only after the season started so we don't go back to Serie A. Animals. Crooks. I could say a lot more. . . |
Re: Juventus: Can They Return To Serie A In One Season by Nutter(m): 8:08pm On Sep 15, 2006 |
. . . but you won't cause that would be slanderous. |
Re: Juventus: Can They Return To Serie A In One Season by Chxta(m): 9:38pm On Sep 15, 2006 |
. . .and how would it when all of it will be true? |
Re: Juventus: Can They Return To Serie A In One Season by Nutter(m): 10:54pm On Sep 15, 2006 |
I believe due process was followed before Juve was sanctioned. Not so? As they say, if you can't do the time, don't do the crime. You have now been sentenced to what will be 4 years is Serie B. You lot should 'man up' and face the music. Don't worry, 4 years will pass by in a flash |
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